Study Abroad
Study abroad is a once in a lifetime chance to travel, study, and live in a foreign country. While pursuing a degree at Roosevelt University, you will have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester, summer or academic year. There are also internships abroad and virtual opportunities for students who are looking for a different kind of experience. You can earn Roosevelt credit for your pre-approved study abroad program, and your study abroad experience will be listed on your transcript!
Want to study abroad but don’t have a passport?
The Office of International Programs is pleased to announce that during the Fall 2025 – Spring 2026 academic year, 5 undergraduate students will receive a scholarship to apply for or renew their passport so that they can study abroad.
If you’re interested in applying, reach out to Dr. Emily Elliot-Meisel, Director of International Programs, at eelliotmeisel@roosevelt.edu
Where Can I Go?
With dozens of exchange, affiliated and approved programs in countries throughout the world, you have so many options! Explore the many programs available to you and start planning your international adventure.
How do I pay for Study Abroad?
Study abroad can be affordable and there are many wonderful scholarship opportunities available. Students eligible for financial aid can apply some or all of their aid awards towards study abroad programs.
Getting Started
Studying abroad takes commitment, diligence, and patience. You will be required to start EARLY and complete each step of the process, which can take up to a full semester.
Study Abroad Student Spotlight
Psychology major Ely Adams discusses his time at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.
"As someone who didn’t think they would get to see Europe until my 30s, study abroad showed me parts and people of life that you literally cannot get without taking a chance."